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Food
Hunger is the extreme form of poverty
Food is a basic necessity for survival and also the key to a healthy life. Without regular healthy meals children struggle to go to school, carers struggle to work, and communities are left battling to survive.
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Food Projects
The reality of hunger across the world
Even in a world of abundance, over 800 million people across the world still suffer the effects of hunger. It is a problem that continues to cripple the lives and threaten the futures of many communities.
When people are starving, their lives stop. They feel ill at all times with very low energy levels, they cannot function, they cannot work to support their families and they soon fall prey to extreme poverty.
At KKB, we have witnessed the destructive and heartbreaking impact hunger can have on the lives of the most vulnerable communities, and so our work addresses this bitter reality.
From food aid distributions to victims of conflicts and famine to enabling communities to feed themselves over the long-term, we approach the complicated issues related to hunger in a practical way.
He is not a believer who fills his stomach while his neighbour goes hungry.
Hadith | Bukhari
Frequently Asked Question’s
How Can We Help?
Food aid specifically denotes the donation of actual food commodities to regions in dire need. On the other hand, food assistance is a more inclusive term encompassing not only the provision of food commodities (like food aid) but also various market-oriented activities designed to fight hunger and malnutrition.
The primary goal of food assistance programs is to address and alleviate hunger, malnutrition, and food insecurity by providing essential food support to individuals and communities in need.
You can contribute to food assistance initiatives by donating funds, volunteering your time, or organizing food drives. Visit our website to explore various ways to support our mission and make a positive impact.
Food assistance programs often operate in regions and communities facing food shortages and economic challenges. These programs aim to benefit vulnerable populations, including low-income families, children, the elderly, and those affected by emergencies or disasters.